The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.



Abroad. s IS
Mrs. Dr.. Reeves has gone to Mt. Lake
Park. :, li9s& (.
Miss Emma Ware, Of Grafton, is Visiting
friends in this city. t. !
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Haugh, OF Cumber.
land, Md, are at the Stamm house.
Miss Mary Bradley, of this city, has
bsen visiting the Misses McAvoy, Of Graf.
ton.S 4 st75 ~
Mr.. William Nesbltt has returned home
from Dhort business and pleasure trip in
the East. q b. Il "a p
Miss Florence OFT, OF this city, was q
guest last week at Mr.. r. W. Gilkeson's,
in Romney.
Mr.. E. F. W. Meir, Of St. Louis, an e1.
tensive ,g!afa buyer, is registered at the
Stamm house. s ~
Judge and Mrs. G. L. Cranmer arc oc.
cupying q cottage on the Moundsvilte
camp grounds. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Euly J. Smith, Of ALE.
sheny, are visiting Mrs. smith's father, on
the South Side. ;E.Fste.s;. ..E
Mrs. Fred Happy and family are spend.
ing the summer at May Bee, Mich, with
MIR. Happy's parents. q.
Miss Eliza Hoge and nephew, Master
Wiieon Hoge, OF this city, are guesh OF ].
T. Vance, Of Romney. ii. .
Mrs. Wilbur 7. Dyer aud little son, OF
Petersburg, Grant county, srs the guests
OF relatives in this city. s5.i.g' ~ ~
Mr.. Henry Brunhaus leaves this morn
ing for Grand Island, Nebraka, to visit 9
sister whom he has not seen for years. &.
Mr.. George Dunlap, B. & o. ticket agent
at Grafton, and his family, are in the city,
on their way to the West for An extensive
tour. t. r.
Mics Gussie Klinginghurg has returned
home from Washington, Pa, where she
has been visiting friends for the past tn O
weeks. ,gsS ~. n ! ( ~
j. F. Thompson and family, OF South
| Woods street, went down to the Mounds.
willie camp ground Saturday to spend Dsy.
eral weeks. ls= ..y@l . IA gilsJs
Misses Morrow, Caldwell and Deyries,
who have been visiting in Hampshire
county, returned to their homes ia thiH
city last week, IA
Mr.. Brose List intends leaving in q few
days on his annual trip to the seashore,
where no always manages 10 pass his va
cation very pleasantly. - ,-,3s a
MIR. and Mrs. George Shocks, oil this
city, were in Martinsburg good portion
Of last week visiting relatives. They re-
manned there over yesterday. ) ~ ~ /
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Mr.. Joe Pollack and his sister, Miss
Flors, leave this morning for Aurora to
spend the balance OF the heated term at
that well-known mountain resort, go,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 81. Holt and Miss
Emma Ewing returned home last week
from Greenbrier county, where they
were the guests Of MI. Hollis parents.
Mrs. Frank Cartwright and her sister,
from Delaware county, Ohio, will occupy
cottage on the Moundsville camp ground
this week and remain for two months. !,
Mr.. John McKelvey, OF Grand Forks, D.
T., was at the Stamm houee Saturday, ID
formerly lived here and is son OF, tho
late ". P. Mckelvey. who used to run
large news stand. ,si AZ }2s3 "a
Mira. George B. Caldwell aud children
are again spending the warm days up in
the mountains at Terra Alta. Miss Fannie
Caldwell was there last week, but has re-
turned to the city. III Il. 3
The following well. known Theelineites
are registered at the Deer Park hotel and
enjoying the cool nights and invigosatine
mountain breezes: q Mrs. O. T.. Rhodes
aud child ;fMiss Lizstte Laughiin; Mrs.
Robert Cransle; Mrs. Jacob ". Grub
snd children and Mrs. L. s. DelaplAin. !
General B. i. Kelley has been granted
Leave Of absence, and has left his position
In Washington to rusticste on his fine
farm, IS San Meadows,ni south OF Oak
land. The General vii! be one Of the
principal men here during the Biz Re.
union He is one Of the iathers Of tho
Society Of the Army Of West Virginia.
Mira. Eugenia Baumer, mother Of Mr..
F.W. banner, OF this city, died at Hcmil-
ton, Ohio, Saturday, Mr.. Banner had
been summoned BY telegraph and wac at
her bedside. The remRins will be brought
here for internent in the Peninsular GENE,
terry. Mr.. Banner has the sympathy OF
an unusually large circle Of friends in his
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